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Schedule en- Eject Train T.r
May -. isSs. ESQ. % ~.
CoNSECTIONs

Train No. 80 makes connection % kerr pol
for Chase City api Clarksyilia: A. .-,.. .t....
for Durham, Raleigh, and al q1.nt. 600 ~.
Carolina Division.
Train No. 81 makes connection ~ Grsnr-t.r.
for 10 eigh, GOldsDOro au4 Nnt .Nrll tt... .t
Salisbury for Asheville. Hot spring. nrI B..
points In Western Norm Ccroliaa: 70 ta4r. .'t.
with Charlotte. Columbia ali augusta 90 ..r..a
for Columbia, Augusta. Alken, ,.arl'-'.n. -..
yannah. IhOmasyulo, Ca-, Jackson. ''... a.4
other Florida points: ai-l 9TH Carolina ,..
iral railroad fer Wilmington.
Trains from tho >o.th arrive r.. la .-l.lI
G.l5 4. NJ and $50 T.. n.
BURKEyILLE ACCONiOut1iON.
Leave Richmond. ............. .......tln
Arrive Rchmoud....... .......... ...f D. ~
RON AIR ACCONNJpAIl0N.
Leave Richmond. ................. ..f+ p a..
Arrive Richmond. ........-.... ....... e.ii A.. ~.
Special passenger train Fi1 leave H.rm
FOR CCailcld every WNlLH-IgF tUi -4tI.l .l
az OBS =. NJ. All VIII ioiF. tot'I.I tr I.
monA eve;v Tuesday ara Friday lf9u
Bon Air 100 p. ~, ami arriy. ai @. .fnD.
1890 p. ".
YOBK-BlYER LINE-nAIII .-1 WL,
POIN'O EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Tho favortc route % Baltimore. Ueertm.
ers on this line are models of beau'y .e-....
aud comfort Leave Richmond 49, 20 or
, Z. NJ. 0iriye Baltimore 800 g. ~. .tatr
Baltimore . /. IL. arrive u.Iuuut 3. 81.
Fare Richmond o. Baltimore: f.--. GLOSS. 3,
second class. SLJQ.
The York-Riyer Limo aGn-.. .lr....- .itlr.
tages 10 the iusinee- WcrIi ODD eltt..s' f. E
Ia leave Richmond near thO 'H"0i rrtifa
transactions and grrife .. Baltimore. .f.F r.r
morning. after having f. ...I .r. f,'f.
Nights rest, free from taa distant a..r q
railway navel
VEST POINT AC.Hvup'riuN
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FRIDAY. JuNE 10. 1887,


at az O'Clock 7. NJ, will sell the PROPERTY
situated at the southwest corner OF Main and
Morris streets, fronting 373 feet ON the south
side Of Main street apd running back good
depth, with FRAME STORE and DWELLING
thereon.
Also. LOT In rear Of the above property,
fronting 20 feet more or less on the west line
Of Morris between Main and Cary streets. and
running hack ~ feet more or less, with q
SMALL FRAME DWELLING thereon.
All Of the above property is now rented and
occupied by good tenants and Is yielding a good
rental.
A plat of the property may he seen at the
Office Of the auctioneers or upon the ground
on day Of sale.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase-money In
cash, aud the residue In two equal instruments
at six and twelve months. with interest added
from day of sale the purchaser 20 give nego-
table notes for the deferred payments. aud
tho title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money s paid and decd ordered by the
Court WILLIAM II. BEVERIDGE,
Trustee, Receiver, and Special Commits
sioner.
SUTTON & Co, Auctioneers.
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Rr Raxllnrs & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. II north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
OSAIE OF FOUR MEDIUM-SIZED FRAMED
TFNEMENTS tRONTfNG TOGETHER SO
FEET OK THE WEST LINE OF CHURCH.
STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET, AND
HAVING A DEPTH or 100 FEET mos. G2S,
go, G22, AND 60 ALSO, A BEAUTIFUL Loo
ON THE EAST LINE or FIRST (OR HOW
ALD) STREET BETWEEN ROWE STREET
AND MAIDEN LANE EXTENDED, HAVING A
FRONT or % FEET AND RUNNING BACK
los FEET.
Catharine Taylor In the Chancery
rs. Court OF the City
Charles V. Taylor's hcirsJ OF Richmond.
Pa virtue Of decree entered In The above
styled GAUGE on the 81 day OF June. 1881. tue
under signed, special commissioners, will sell At
public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1851,
at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. tho above-describod PRO
PEK1Y. This sale offers frst-class opportu-
nifty to parties seeking good small investments
or q small home
TERMS: One third cash the balance in six
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. with
per cent interest added, and the title retained
until the notes are paid and conveyance Or
GEORGE J. HOOPER, JR.,
LYON G. TYLER.
Special Commissioners.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. 1897.

In pursuance OF the decree In the above
mentioned sult, the undersigned, thereby ap-
noInted for the purpose, viii sell by auction,
i,non the premlses, commencing on
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rHR RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY. JUNE 10 1887
.Ucrroy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
LAST OPPORTUNITY or THE SEASON.

PRO-
y PETTY.
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BY John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
X BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
on FULTON HILL, ADJACENT TO THE
EASTERN SUBURBS or THE ClTY.-By vir-
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Henrico. entered on the 9th day Of
March. 1850. In the case OF Louisa $. Mayo rs.
George ID. Wise, trustee, aud dls., the under
signed, who were appointed special commits
siOners, will offer for sale a: public auction, on
tie premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1851,
az ~ o'clock P. W., all that certain SQUARE
OF LAND lying and being in the county OF
HenricO. in the plan Of Mount Erin. designated
as Lot No. 50, bounded 10y the following streets
viz. TOmpkins Union, Orleans, and virginia
The improvements consist OF an excellent ana
ccnveniently-arrange TWO-STOR1 FRAME
DWELLING. with nine rooms. large pantry,
poTches front and rear, smoke house, coai- ana
wood house, large stablo-all built with the
test material and now in good order. On the
premises there is never-failing well Of most
delightful water. The front and side ya-is are
adorned with large, handsome maple-tress aai
shutbery Of various kinds. and the garden
stocked with choice fruit-trees, grapo-ylne',
Sc. The location. being on Fulton lilll, Is
very healthy one and commands the most mag
nihcont views to be had Of tho city, James
river Manchester, and surrounding country.
Tie neiehbOrhood on Fulton Hill Il most eX-
cellent one. During this month the city rail-
way (Which l. now being lady will finish It's ex-
tension 10 within few hundred yards OF Full
ton Hill.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, Tor negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained uni. ell the purchase
money j. PAID and n convcyance ordered by
the Court. CONWAY Il. SANDS,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Special Commissioners.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. NAY o.. iss,. ..- -.
on This road WILL run a. .olloNs.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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THURSDAY. JUNE l6. 1857,

nt O'Clock p. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF
LAND with TWO FRAME DWELLINGS there
on. situated at the northwest corner OF Laurel
and China streets. plat showing sub
dlyis,on az the property Will be shown at the
time Of sale. The sale OF this property. To-
Gated in this rapidly-improytng portion OF the
city. offers rare opportunity 70 purchasers.
TERMS: One third In cash the residue at
ed. and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court. EDGAR ALLAN.
ALLEN g. COLLINS,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Special Commissioners.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
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at Q O'Clock p. NJ, q SMALL TRACT OF LAND,
Containing about2k ACRES, situated In Henrico
county. Va. on the Brook turnpike, about two
miles from tho city, and opposite the northern
line OF the handsome farm OF Joseph Bryan.
ksq. Parties In quest OF country nome site
should attend this sale.
AlaO. ON
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EOR SALE.- a
a. A SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT Lii
BRICK STOKE AND DWELLING ABOVE,
doing an excellent green-grocery business-a
modei n brick corner store, west Marshall street
Excellent order, and newly built
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
lie 9-3t lii3 Main street
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TRAINS NoRrHNAHD.
DAILY. fDany except sunday
STOPPING-PLACE>.

DAILY. tDauy except sunday
STOPPING-PLACE>.
Nos q and - make no stops Ao- ...
stop only on signal 81 Mar hester. tf'
and Chester. Nos. q. p y. - ~. 3, la 8.
and 50 will stop at al stations i.r ..--. ..'r
PULLNAN-CAE SERVICE
On Trains Nos. p aud is.celrt
tween Washington AMI Charleston uN
Nos. q and II slecpinc.clfs pctw u Soc
aud Tampa, Fla. (tta Jacksonville. '
No. - sleeping-cars between Jark-o1f
New York on Train No. q sleeping i-
tween New York and Charleston.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 20 SoAfD--'
LEAVE. ASSN
Richmond. 1909 A. ". Norfplk..... - p
Richmond .t6:3O p. ". N0ri0.E....l
Nofolk...-..' 800 A. NJ. Richmond - ~
Norfolk. 1890 Z. NJ. Richmond 70 ".
These trains also make close counec.i.
Farmville. Lynchburg, and >oIH N''t
points, and all stations on The NOriO.A '
Western railroad. except the 1919 train. i,
sengers scr points west Of Petersburg -.' -
cave by the 9:4s train instead.
RM SUffN.
Supeuntcrir.
T. NJ. EMERSON. General Passenger Agel-
SOL. Haas. Trafic Manager. nf =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

More paupere have been sent back "a
Europe this year BY The State Of massa-
th~n ever bef"re- The grsases
part ~ The psupers returned are tsken
from the clsaritshIe institutions Of the
state. - son,e cAses. whore the immi'
grant 6ecouies = pauper within six
months trosn The time of landing. he u
sent hask ~ the steamship COMPANY Z
expense. but IN ulost ses this burdeu
fails upon the State. Immigrants Whd
are returned 10 Enrope sometimes come
hack aud are sent back for the second
time
A woman % years old, Who has been
for Year ~ the Dsnvers Lunatic Asy'
Ilum. wss sent home. Recently she wsl
|icund among the sicersge passenger o.
ian incoming steainer When asked
v hst he rnme hack s"r she replied: IL
ges married" Che was rsturned ~ hi
: Gamer that brought her over. Durinl
she year ending Oct. The division .
Immigration has sent about 200 psuper'
I" foreign countries, ahous LIS Of then
going "a Great Britain and Is 20 Canada
Ia addition. they have sent $40 pauper
to ofhers Slstes Of the Union. the mos
0f whom were foreign horn. II I'M
beem decided moi 10 aIlOw any stow
lawsss IN land unless frsends will conn
forward and show their sbisIsy and vii
iirgness 10 care fOr them. il has beef
lfssnnd thar sI0wsways usually brtug uI
lin isiI.- Ex.
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The annual report OF State Treasurer
T.<meke was made to the governor FRI
day, setting forth In detail the iacts re-
Gently made known IN The auiiior's re-
port. II makes the following snmmsrv /:
Bslsnce 10 treasury Nov !, 1896; t409 :
e7l 73; receipts from aIl sources. a..
73l. .I0e e9: dishussements tor I'll pnv-
poses. ~ 7sl 2ss II balance. Ocsobes 81.
ls87. &373. .944 FL The principal items
of revenue were The following: osssc
house tx. e958. .729: delinquent sssse
tax. t115 S67; insurance ieer. 423 547
earniugs Of The stale prison north, tl24.-
isl state prison soush. 80 975; sale oI
Temporary bonds. e3sOO0O; state vsve-
|nue advanced BY cOunties. 1Sl2 So.
The disbursements from The general fund
were - s"iIcws: Benevolent iprti'u-
|sio.s. &67S 270 ~: seformasoSy. ESQ.,.
80 "a: prnsi. Sl9s,SS6 o.; sssss Iibrsrv
If3 64S ": .urs~sne r"urt. 333 100: siats
Judiciary. SILL S54 81: interest on State
debt, els9 3y3 -; educational in-iiiu.
lsions. e58 $50: state bpsrds. depart.
Imenls, etc. oI9 49, 81: public printing
and ssstionery, Ella 6s6 ~; house 81
e70.965 ~; siase senate
l3s6.o2s 81; miscellaneous expenditures
s>sl. .6s5 81.
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NJ. Charles Arnold. On old and trust
ed cashier. robbed bic smployer o. ~
800. lie hsd sick vile. Expenere
were IN excess o. Income. ann % soe'
cluded 20 balance accou"!e ~ eseai'ug
lie makes : full ctnsessscu. ana saye:
ri 70 entirely unnecessary Sr ne !"
show ressons Why ! have done wnat %
done. Al these reasons wou'n ~ mn
|reason - I'll IN the eyes % IN employer
who expected honesty from ME conn
Identisl man A. my ne mss oeen 2 our.
den e. me since aaesn years o. sxe'
lmsy Mud ~ prison me pesce snn q"ies'
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That 10 10 say. your lungs Also o.
your breathing machinery. Very won
drrsui machinery II is. Not only thu
larger air -passsges. but the shousands o
little tubes aud cavities leading from
them.
when these ere cIogged and choked
with msster which Ought not 10 be there
our lmmgs cannot half do their wos :
And whss they do. they cannot do veil
Call u cold. cough. Group. pneumoni@
'cstarrh. consumption or any ~ the fam
Iily os throat End mOss and head and Iunf
'ob@ssucsions. al ere bad. All ought q
he got rid ~. There 10 just one sur'
way 10 get rId Of them. That u 20 tsk'
Bnechee's German Syrup, which IN,
druggist will sell you Il Is cents : bit
tie. Evvn u everything else na~ failes
sou. YOU may depend npon this so'
certain. April 29-y -. .. y.
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Tho following patents we're granted
sor the week ending lice. % 1857. re-
ported expses~Is for this paper hy Jos
u. Hunter. Solicitor Of American aud
Foreign Patients. Washington. u q.
6. = snd w. n. Elkhars. 6re kinder
- B ClevsIsnd. indianapolis wirs
.srsscher; w. I. Fitch. w. W. WeiseIl
snd = 3 Knapp. Biufiou. washing ms.
chine; a. ~ GLEASON, wshSsh. button
fastening machine; -. A. Harpen. Hsnns
station. flying target; Spencer Lewis
Boundary. grindssops frame: N. a
I1nng. muncle, automatic gate; Jno
Murray, ~. Wayne, device for working
upright folding beds; >. @. ohahfof
Clay City. kitekso cobines-
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A Mighty Useful Kind of Man.

xsw York sun.
The usuaI report comes from wash
ingt0n that some Of the Congres omen
v ho expect IN have pIare on the Ap-
Precipitation Committee. object 10 Nv.
Holman being PM upon that commiisee
and have informed Mr.. Carlisle Of the:s
objections.
n 10 true enough that sOme Of Mr.
Ho:nssn's coIl.sgnss iu The Hnuse 0hjecl
20 him. Ans snsun'.er wIrs . nursing .
job OF any kind objects 10 him ANY
nsmber who 10 seekiug sxtrsvsgsnt 81
unnecessary appropriations 0tj-cts q
him. The subsidy hunters. the j"bbers
The claim grsbi,ers. aud the slsves Of shs
rings I'll object 10 Mr.. Holman. Mr.
Kendall 10 also honored with the disIiks
~ these people snd their agents or cham
pi"ns in Congress
Tie admirers ~ fhss benevolenf legis
Iation, which consists In tapping th(
Treasury ot the Cnited States tor tlss
benefit of schrmes ~ish which thu Uni
ted Siafes ha- no bnriness 10 meddIe. ars
NOT in love with Mr. Holman He dOeI
not believe tlssi the general government
IL called upon 10 provide mesns for vi IN
could lie beiter. more cheapIy, aud con
-iituIionaiIy dome by Sistes. mnnicipsli
ties. or local aud private enterprises
< Mr.. Holman enjoys IN additions
good fortune Of being disliked by IN
Mugwumps He u not anxious 10 hav'
any money spent for civil service exam
instions excerpt the refovmess' own mon
ey- He i nos zssIou- 20 increase the ssl
ariss of the Civil Ses vice Commission.
I For these rnd other reasons credisabl
"a him Mr.. Holman l. not wholly pOpu
lar In body Of which he 10 one ~ th
most experienced aud useful members
II i hard ~ believe. however. that sny
bodv ould he silly enough 10 go 10 NJ
J Carlisle upon such . bootiess errand .
the attempt TO deprive Mr.. iIoInssn q
his proper share u legislative responsi
bility and honnr. The thing Is pirpus
seruus. The existence Of surpiu
m.kes IL nnne ihe less the duty 0f COu
gress 70 avoid exsrsvagant way Of ~ end
ing II. The Democratic party canno
sfI"rsi 10 roll up she approps isiion sno y
ball for the sske cf scraping away III
, surpius dritt. NJ. Holman has neve
had a. opportunity to do better an
, more telling service 10 The D~mocrac
than he will have In this Congress- M
: ,uiy fsmiiiar with his character and hi
, abilities sloubts that the opportunity vi
be improved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Al the recent Msihodiss Conferences q
l)snvIlle, w.. when Il came 20 appoint
linz commitsees, motion wae made g
sppsslml one on temperance. NO s'r,
aid Bishop Key, u Georgia. 1--WE 90
|m0s appoint committees On temperance.
we have psss~d tsmpersuce down IN
INV country aud now cell Il prohibition" !"
IA commiiise on prohibition wss sp'
lpOinted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

The Indisna department % the 9. =.
n. u already arranging for : grand en.
csmpmens "a bs held In Indianapolis on
The a2d. 23d and 2Nh oe next February.
II u intended 20 dedicate the knights'
town Soldiers' Orphans' home during
the same week. and oIl old soldlers srG
urged 70 be prepared for wsek u ~
broken enjoyment
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= msn may b brave enough 70 walk
unfinchingly np % . csnnon's mooth.
whether tie blamed thing ID loaded o.
moi. but he stops 70 think more'n four
|slmes before Ne commits the rash act %
eeIslne out % bed ihese yer mornSnRs
when icicles srs nyiDg arcaud = - go
'Tiuoo.eeaf
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Prof Scovilir. Of Ksnsss has heen *
p~rims nsing 10 ascsrssin the shrinkage
nf corn after Il 10 ripe and placed IN The
crih Reports ~ his tppts are given IN
the Ksn-as City Indicator. from which
We lesrn thst elk different varieties
weighed Oct . 6ih. and ssored In room
without any artificial heat. th"wed au
svrrsgr shsirksge Of Isl per cent. thirty
days alter storage. Une variety showed
. little Over 8 per cont, while With ~
other the Io-s wss IS per cent On Feb
ruary 2s,h. Las dsss from the dsie oI
gsih-ring. the lot was weighed. snd ths
average los on the who:c amounted q
2l1 per cent and in one variety. called
the Mammoih. the Ioss was exactly one
third OF 33} per cent. From The above
the farmer may make . very close caIcu
Iaiion % 10 the advance IN the price o.
c0rn, which he must obtain In spring q
make Il eqnal 20 the loss sustained u
sbrinksgs during the winter.
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A business man OF Somersrs. XIV,
wrote 10 man IN the country, and On
the envelope that held the letter was the
usuai Return In ten days 10 -, Som'
srse,, Ky" A couple of weeks aner.
ward the letter came back accompanied
bv Z note In which the writer said that
according IL request he returned the le!'
Ter, though for the life o. him he didn'
80 why he was % sIl.6sed particular
about having Il sent back.
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PAars, Dec. 20. Prince Krspotklne
delivered Z lectmre here so.Iighs On ~The
y oral Influence Of Prisons.S He argued
IN favor Of suppsessIng pvlsons and q
leaving crimes n ~ committed % Will,
HE opinion heing shst the OsIy ssSesuarsl
OF sorieiy waa the curing of disesses 81
the brain, heart. aud ssOmsch. from
which, he said, all criminals suffered.
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NJ. Hugh McCuiluch, one Of the early
Secretaries o. the Trvasury under Re-
pubIIcan Standardization Of the govern
inems. annoumces his agreement with M
main features Of President Clevelandt
tariff policy. Mr.. McCulloch was sec
rotary os the treasury when the war o
the rebellion ended. and coon called IN
attention of Congress - the need Of -
moving tho war taxos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

n. Rev. Bish6p chsssrd's lecture on
.Tsmurr Of Land aud Eminent Don.sim'
hss bren ccpirsl entire BY The Lon'
slnn Tablet of November IL and -
which l. The leading Catholic paper oI
the world This u . high compliment
a. Bishop Chaisrd and his correct teach
inss on The land question.
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The farmer should b able 70 snppIy
himself with fruit the whole year. Will
90 many improved varieties from which
70 select. there should be no obstacle
whatever In the way. The email truit'
will come IN from one 70 two yeers aue'
planting. while peaches may b han sns
third year, With apples and psars Ister
Grape vines ere cheap, and grow on Nm
d~sirabls locssions. They sro also Or
nameutaI and provide shade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

II Il surmised that Ex-Governor A.
'bsrt @. Porter wants 20 ~ on Shc Blaine
ticket Cor Vice Prssidsnt
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He adds that the farmer Who has =
healthy sctive. working family. hisnseIf
Included. csn cut the above figures down
-ons, bus II il not safe 10 make The cost
10 the average farmer less than 20 cis
|per bushel The sod house farmer. IL
his whole family wo'ks. t.ksa his living
|ont of the fnrsy ceni.. while the honsnzs
farmer nust live upon the profit sbove
ifDrfs cehta
Shoniug The diversity cf opinion on
This qu~siion. another Southern Mime
.ss rsfre-pnndens. = miller, sass: To
Issk one hundred men what II cnsfs Ia
raise hurh~i Of wheat il sim ,lv 10 get
|nne hundred answers. ~ condition. sea-
'.ons. yields. ETC. vary 50 much ii,ss II 10
|impossihIe 10 tell prscissIv. Given ~
this section : si~id of twenty bushels
per acre and the cost III be as folio y -
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From Grand Forks. Dakota The roet
lof raising wheat this year WAS less than
ever before, owl ing 10 increased yirld
aud decreased ratio Of expenses A.
economy in producing wheat becomes
more snd more necessary by continued
low prices and The partial failure Of the
lcrop last year. . farmer who produced
about eight ihousaHd busheIs. psssIy on
lhrms rented to others, ssya that his
wheat cost him % cents per- bushet de-
llivered at the elevator. This 10 much
cheaper than the average cost Of wheat
this year. Our experience aIso goes 10
show that, taken one season with amsah-
ler, wheat can b. raised ~ . cOst not ex-
lc~eding forty cents per bnshel by farm
ere operating not less than one hundred
and sixry acres Of land.
| A large farmer IL Csss county, whose
Icrop averaged seventeen bushels per
scre the present season, puts down the
lc0st 10 him as toll0ws:
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INDIANA's CROP YIELDS.
Data From the Annual Report Of
the statistical Bureau.

State Sf-tisfician William A. PeeIe has
The compilation of the annual
crop reports for 1887. which have been
full. and The 6gOres given arr
- near perfect % u possible 20 obtain
Nearly every sort of vegetation was
more or les. s6rcied by the drouth. but
corn and Irish potatoes suGersd most
Ou accouns Of the decrease In The pro-
slucsion the prices on nearly 81! products
rsrKed rorrespondingiv higher. 90 shsi.
sfter ell. the producer has not Iost y
mnch - wss ~ fsn supposed.
The following are the hxures given ~
THE report. 'ogesher with The correspond
ing table Of last year:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

what asks thIs ruler but . royal heart
Aud eloissered throne from I'll The world
apart?
And VI by III she heavily hosts sbove
The King VI gings with crown of gold is
iovel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Another very Isrgs farmer along the
line ~ the Northern P.ciic rosd says |:
III will take - . hsris Is bushels per
larrr. ss We have 70 get some figures In
order 10 get - the cost of threshing. snd
IN II gcss over This per acre the cost will
Ihe no more oniv The amount paid for
must be added The work
Econ'ssarlsses men boarding themseivss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

The demon Hate siis on blood-stained
shrone.
eco~ls dark - he'll, and calls The world
hi.0Wn.
But sncn az iase is hroksn by shas Jovs
Iiiis powr-O King that men have
csos ned Lovei
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In answer 10 this query the !" American
Rural Home says II depends ON various
contingencies. and gives The following
correspondence - 10 cost Of
raising:
From Ysnkfop. Dskosa. We have the
follow ing essi'nss~ on the basis of 6ttcen
.ushsI. per scfe: